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04/29/2009 05:42:00 PM · #1 |
| I've just been asked to so some portraits that will be used on a billboard. I shoot with a eos-1d mark iii. It's 10.1 megapix. Will that be enough pixels? I didn't think so but my client seems to think it's ok. Will I need to rent a Hasselblad monster? |
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04/29/2009 05:47:11 PM · #2 |
I'd imagine that would be ok. I'm assuming the billboard is being seen from quite a way away, and shouldn't look pixelated unless someone views it up close.
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04/29/2009 05:50:13 PM · #3 |
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04/29/2009 05:57:44 PM · #4 |
Check with  Coley. He had this one bought for a billboard, so he should be able to tell you what they need.
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04/29/2009 06:12:10 PM · #5 |
It's more about a good clean image in the first place, and good software than the megapixels of the camera.
A stellar image from a 6MP camera is better than a crappy one from a 12mp unit.
It's helpful then to have something like Genuine Fractals to make really big images.
I've done a 6 foot by 11 foot image with GF and my 6.1MP D70s that looks fantastic.
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